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    Seán Desmond Healy explores the relationship between boredom, self, and culture. He argues that boredom arises from a lack of meaning and purpose, and is exacerbated by modern culture. Boredom reflects a disconnect between the self and society. However, boredom can also drive cultural and personal change as people seek new sources of meaning. The book examines how boredom is a social phenomenon linked to changes in work, education, and leisure over time.

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    Seán Desmond Healy explores the relationship between boredom, self, and culture. He argues that boredom arises from a lack of meaning and purpose, and is exacerbated by modern culture. Boredom reflects a disconnect between the self and society. However, boredom can also drive cultural and personal change as people seek new sources of meaning. The book examines how boredom is a social phenomenon linked to changes in work, education, and leisure over time.

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    Seán Desmond Healy explores the relationship between boredom, self, and culture. He argues that boredom arises from a lack of meaning and purpose, and is exacerbated by modern culture. Boredom reflects a disconnect between the self and society. However, boredom can also drive cultural and personal change as people seek new sources of meaning. The book examines how boredom is a social phenomenon linked to changes in work, education, and leisure over time.

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    Boredom, self, and culture / Seán Desmond Healy.

    Main Author: Healy, Seán Desmond, 1927-

    Language(s): English

    Published: Rutherford : Fairleigh Dickinson University Press ; c1984.

    Subjects: Boredom
    Boredom > Social aspects.
    Educational psychology
    Meaning (Psychology)

    Note: Includes index.

    Physical Description: 158 p. ; 25 cm.

    Original Format: Book

    Original Classification Number: BF575.B67 H421 1984

    ISBN: 0838631460

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